It was early in the morning, 6 am to be exact. I've always been the first to wake up. This is because when I lived with my grandma she'd wake me up this early every morning!

You're probably wondering why I lived with my grandma, or maybe I put that idea in your head. Who knows? Anyways, I moved in with my grandma when I was five years old.

My parents died when I was five, we were all a happy family. But nothing stays happy forever. My parents were loving, always good to me and others. It's a shame I ended up a killer...I can't even go to the town where everyone is anymore.

I was accused of killing my grandma. The person that raised me. Why would I do that? The only family I had left...dead. This all happened when I was eighteen. The town I grew up in had the cops after me for murder.

That's why I'm in a gang. They found me and now they're like my family. Sometimes I think about how I probably would've been better off as a orphan in the orphanage.

I go to the living room and sit down. I turn the tv on, not because I'm going to watch it. I know that's the point of a tv, to watch it. But I just like it as a background noise, so I know I'm not alone. Do you ever do that?

A few hours later Daniel came in the room. "Morning!" He says sitting on the floor, then Noah comes in. "Why are you sitting on the floor when there's couches!? We have two couches for a reason!" Noah yells.

A few minutes later the whole gang was down stairs. Aaron walks in with a cup of coffee. Thalia comes in with a smile on her face. "Good morning everyone!" She smiles.

"What's up with you?"
"Somethings off..."
"I'm scared."
"I'm calling the police!"
"Why so that they can take us all to jail?"
"I think she got the d last night...if you know what I mean."

"Goddamnit Jason!" Shane yells. "What?" I ask wiggling my eyebrows. "Oh my god!" Thalia yells.

Everyone sat on the couches, except Daniel who refused to sit on the couch because he would be forced to sit next to Thalia and Noah and he doesn't want kissing germs or something. Everyone laughed and talked like a family.

I finally had my family.